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XML in Action
XML in Action
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Pages:
352
Release Date:
3/3/1999
Reading Level:
Int/Adv

William Pardi
$39.99

XML IN ACTION shows site developers how to use XML to transcend the limitations of HTML in the delivery of rich, structured data from any application. This insightful guide describes how to work with XML as featured in Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5, offering rich examples of XML-enhanced Web pages that you can incorporate into your own sites.

XML IN ACTION will help you:
Learn how XML relates to other common markup languages and what sets it apart from HTML, SGML, and RTF
Understand the basics of XML structure and syntax
Learn the rules that define Document Type Definition (DTD)
Utilize XML through scripting
Use XML as a data source to learn the ins and outs of its linking capabilities
Examine how XML works and help you create extensible style sheets based on formatting rules
Find out about current development and what the future holds for XML

Take advantage of newer, cleaner data representation techniques for designing or updating Web pages and sites with XML IN ACTION.

Included on CD-ROM:
Developer content from the Site Builder Network Web site, brought to you by MSDN™
Fully searchable electronic version of the book
Code samples used in the book
Web links to XML-related sites

 
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